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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

Msns ,. Lane, Kdnare Sahnnon an1
Alhers AnlaB. fhree MarWsmt4ps snme
- esna1ls seeintAas frsm Ulsalafy.
Sen ara fh1iE nrrisxl thng ztaztsd b
% hsae = axsai hsz ffms. Il dl1na1 taka
ihsm vszp Icmn % discover lhAf = ~
e dialsuff @ un1aRinkinR 10 eessT AE
11E1 e1an1hls q nes4 u 911ls& aE<Ez
1rl1kln9 & e n $40 eIty p Ia e14n.
~. I14g Uu11 tsss eg1nk me19 $50
when fokns1A aiknek Ean1 90 kollsa
th0aRht d was nbens tine b aAzhag
snem II. Whan theT ware elmogs litzg-
silly h1nie6 % before Ragies Jozlics
4o1eEbeEa. sh1t mznistE11e. on9sEE1nz
th1l3 eondllien, refused % hear lhs SO
unlA they weEo aobeK, n1d ne 1eMM1t-
ted al af than 10 fsiL Al thD taa thsz
we're 3naHnhnf. EolhfnG bu1 en cd
jaok knife uas fouHd Cd John11n ene
Anl1T ba9 SIN II hlz n9s1zk
a bo18zka B1a struck when t11 en-
e1Es nenrnhed LnuE. Hn bad $3.50
IN hie ponhaas. OF this sam &115 were
slnndaFd nilYsf dollars, and weighed
eBonah % mAke Lnud vail iopaI61G -
Be u.nl % he hilI . he tail.
sesR fnsd Sshnson So fsf STIRLING
'.s'il pay n tudea,n said Lana. and
afi1r he Polioe Junsies bad the fne and
oo11s a1aeksd % before him h Ne shape
q bic silver doli1E1 bis tahle looked
llke tie business end Of tiger shop of
he latest brand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

TmE BIx.-This tug Is owned By Mr..
Miller, Of Arcadia. Mason County. and
she 70 . useful little boat about the
sound, uhsRe she kesps busy AL tie
time, sowina logs and small vessels.
The otheF day, When near Port Aadis0n,
her shaft broke n the stern bearings,
and away vent TIE amer portion Of the
shaft ana wheel. She vas toged %
seaEile, and Mr.. Miles, heF owner. has
sslegFAphed for q stsel ahafi, which will
be put into her here. In speaking Of
the accident. Captain Miller sAids "fhe
shaft which gave Way % Wednesday
wns Pat II ct Tacoma about . year ego,
by D. Llssag. VII have the nsw shaft
plaeed Ia position ~ soon - possible,
a. I have q gFeaa DEAL Of werk for the
sssamaR % Dc. I am having huiit q
eompound enains for the STEAMER,
Wnich viii render her more eoonpmieal
ana ada esnsidsrable 10 her power, but
shnll net vail q present 20 have them
pnt IN. hut win lay tie steamer % Thu
winter, "a Soon a. hasinezM slaeks ltl-
e, and have her thosouzAly repaired
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


The following transfers Of real estate
we're nIed for record yesterday:
NM MoOarvsr's exesutix to Henry A
smith, 81 Of 1--WE acre tract; ef 2 aoFo
tract near smithss Cove. &l160.
DIP Thompson and wife 20 Wm =
BEAuisy. los / block = Of Bell and
Dsnnyfs lrsi addition 20 Seattle. elb1b.
NSrthexn Raciac Railroad Oonpany
10 Michael Glove. NWk Of $50 y 70 y
north, range 8 east, $40.
Oscar Brown 20 Vim II MeNAtf, iWo
tracts IN sections 7 and u % ~ norths
range 4 and east. $500.
BE BsoWn % O 3 Beo4n. quit claim
ana deed 10 two traats IN segtl0ne Z and
u b 81 north, range and 3 est, 81.
EorGhsrn Pacine RailEoad Oempany
70 Ankhony 3 Russsii, lots u and u
sse ~ 70 q north, range east.
Thonns Price 20 OhKiotlan AiIlsE, lol
II block sBS n Bell and Denny,a tnlrd
addition 10 Seattle. $1,000.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

Hin Esnax OEaEM.-Ths HhsxiH has az
nmlnea into Ne slogy told By william
kdnna. oBs Of Ne jsil pElsousrss about
ne Iattssls Iong chass after he asloEi-
oua Pee Olsen, ard has ne doubt n60ut
Ne man snspeelsd not being Olsen.
Hs d not 90 01re. h0WeysFs aboae tie
rsmaindsg Of me mans story. Is h npl
unifkely AHnna. o. Daniela. Cd think
ks was e. Olnen's tFzil aHa q mag be
eossib1e hs was foaaiah enough % oom-
MA peesy laroamy h order % 81 intc
fail. Thsra n Q elzrna probability ne
seosy wIil ma hslp Adams any whan b
4 srka6.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

Anaur oomRLnTnD. - Toe work Of
leogthsninr. oveshanlina and reeaild-
ina shs sisanaE Cascade = sboui CON-
plead. ana uaplaln Cove asserts posi-
lively lhaa cha win Be ready 20 make her
trial trio early naxt weak. Nhen Cap
tain Cove vas aakod where lha new
boat was DO ran. he sid; That -
pends ailaQuthaF e. ho9 fan1 ehe can
run. II aAe proves b Be faster tean ne
0llds, ana feel sure she Wiil. 1 may
pHA her on ths EkaQsl River route. How.
ever, woald rather any no1hine aoe nj
uAeFs she d Raine - pfeasnl. She be-
rev hailars and saaineg. ard u sao-
saanalally new boai h every PARTON
nF.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

TIE adjourned meeting { the Ladies
Rslisf soeisly vas held at the usaal
place On Tuesday. Oosobsr 18th. 81
o'clock ?. N. Twsnty-ons ladies' 70
aponded.
Oommittse reports being called for,
Mrs. NJ. n. n. GFssns reported con-
cefning the case Of the aged lady, Mrs.
Inelenan, Irving 10 North Seattle. See
vas found 10 be In g destitute eondi-
ton and very sick, ana b. the efdsF Of
the ladies' vas removed 20 the GS1ce
Hnapitas for care and medical etaen.
tion. tbs County OommioBionera we're
interviewed In regard 70 this case and
they promised TO look sitter the matter.
Il vas also reported thai she oesltfute
maiden apInsteEa had moved fEon town.
The attention Of the ladies was called
By Mrs. FuFth 10 the needy condition
Of child, nov 81 Mr.. MoDonalo's,
whose father is oonaned 20 the hospi-
tai. The President directed TIE Visit
inR Committee Of shst ward 30 see the
child and report her condition and
wants 30 the Maeonss Of which cEgant-
Eation the father Il membez.
The efice Of Viee President being
vacant, Mrs. J. O. Haines was nomi-
mated and unanimously elected TO MI
tbs vacancy.
Owina 20 the absence from town OF
Tires members Of the Advisory Com
mittee, Mesdames Boone. OAtliH and
Falton we're elected TO. 81. the. .vacan-
cles.
Ths President spoke Of several per
cons havinR applied to her for the
privilege Of adopting children from the
Home. The ladies thought IL advisable
20 provide homes for the children when
70 could Be done 10 their advantage
The Society gratefully Acknowledges
the reeslpls Of many contributions 20
the Home.
Ths Society then adjourned till the
iiEst Tuesday In November.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

CnAS0R OF PnooaAAnxk. "A gentleman
osnnsesed with Ne Cslumhia and Pu-
sea ssand Railroad Company said TO .
reporter yesterday shSt The leasing Of
he hRnss feundEY b1ildlng on OommeF-
elal street 20 che Standard Oh Company
had compelled them 70 put 10 anethss
nea huiIElnR. = when we leased that
balldinR.s ssld tie gentleman. "vs ted
NJ, Good, TIE brass founder, shat ve
would provide fgE him, ent that BE
would have b. 20 into the rev shcp %
she foot az Jackson street., With MI.
Penny, tsmpsFsrfiy. He seemed viilta9
Il "A this. 6ua we finally eanciaaed -
IL hin have he entire bntidinR q tbe
feol az Iaekaun street Tor hts hEasa
weeks. ana wa vent 70 wofk on ktnG
sfsest, foot q south Second, and ban
q nee boiler shep. It b the pfoRes1y
a. lhs Columhia sad Puget Sound Raj
raaa Oompany, but Mr.. fsnnY vii %
she supaEintendent IN ohaFges
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

Two DroaCn OAus.-oArria Maris
81 John. Of Seattle. has Aled her COM
piaini In the Disariat Court aakinR fos q
divorce from Der husband, Alexnndes
Sc. John. The complains states thai
the parties vera married e Eld0an,
Har6in county, Iowa, Jannasy % 1871.
Tue defendants livoa IN Iowa. Mrs. -
John alleges thas bar husband has been
hAbifual drunkard for moEe than tw1
and ona half years. she 111lsea % Kegnnas
her maiden name 81 waldo. EIizabes1
Kaiser also applied for divorce fg0rl
her husband, John Kaiser. 1h1Y Yer.
married IN Portland n Novemnes. less
me Rruunan are cEnel and tnhnmnz
tesafmsnt. Tue plaintiff desires 20 10
sumo her maiden name Of kllEabetl
Marsh.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

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Raker, II . Rad. FkpstqA a.49ss a =
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80 onH1la an4 via. 0e1zE9 3 tefsY = =
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

KQuah SUESaAan.-The oonvsnsion 81
shs wonan suRrsgists en Wednesday
uas noa very largely attended. bat Sc
YORK Us dous sxpsditisaaly aud tie
nominaaiuns made without mach Dis
nnnlon. l. n. Compten. Hin Ceah-
me. 81 B. RaRiay, RogwHll 6eota and
1ohn Ksase took the IsadiaR psFta IN
~ work e. TIE eonv1asinn. and e. they
arepd pEar1fcally u harmony. TIE en-
aidaae was saieetad wishoul disnurd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

eun Asour LO1L-Ths Port BiAksly
Mn cuupany and REanh smilh ara d.
ssasasss ~ IN asiinn hs0aEht n tte
Dss.rSca Oourt yesterday By JoAn n.
Nibhie. for ei00o damaasA Ths CLAIM
e eaatss shnt 20 Oo1oeoT 7sh la11 3
Ron az snulaa onutaiuina i82Se0 fset
az En0Puhaatahls lnmhsE, IyinR u Pugsi
aunnA. hatwaen Pert nlakniy and G1at-
tle. ara fhak thn 6standnmla fnrsibiy
snok psausnaioa q shs loEs and eaExied
thsn y Pea Blskslg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

A EHxnnn FAEx~--0scar RgdhsER. .
yosne man lately here from suedea.
uhssa salkinR o. shs plank roadway n
ina rear f he railroad ssAli0n, Weanss-
daV evsainR. sxipped 81 scme o6atrue-
80, ana fell haapily On hts isfi arm and
ahcnlaeF. when he tried 30 Sc % he
entered mech pain and be discovered
- bones Wefa hroksn. He we1t 60 Q
shvetuian Who fuana thai hia ara ard
sSsal3er hlaaa weEo hFake1- TIE bones
ssra ana mnd he b new Heslin2 weia -
de WIZARD Hc1sA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-21

sMp nzNH MzNNzA
A scmplnlna mas slea d shs u1tElpl
Osasi yesterday b pefsans frszA ek.zli
eosnsg uAisk uiH pssss e s1ssal -
iarsaE . the farmszs n VIVA kipsl
and esnak Rlsaz vssless. al ral3xs .
qnanlnn nof dIaimiEAE - SGT EnIsed
ores IL ofstrurfiun d WhiAs Rirss.
nnae f.se mcAsA 81 ztnck River. walsh
9ns za1fIn1lF rsnogcd G1EteH I41l
noAsk. Is "a ramcE& % wkl91 ms
farrsars h Wkiie RfsaF NRiisy -
5Sks 8. Dny, Miks Dsy. n. b. oals.
A. +. Wnbos and 4. Burma ia71sE..
uh11s pkinclpaI rln18 q bn1lnsse = -
lhe NkaRit EiFeE, e0zuplazu aNAl8M
HnErE Mia Willinm And1rn1ms ke1sx
Ecksgl, y. HueM end others a1AznG
thak a. tnfturtion Be iEs1ed fsEA1fnl1l
theD k1urH nnl11hR away q saU o1foN
he Nofih Fora g - HknEi1 NzF.1. =
appeaza frsm lha cnmpinlnt la RE.
vious % 1876 thn 6hnafl kiBeE sonsislsd
o tup ferris vtfhin few miles e -
mo4sh. called EezpeeliyelT the MeztA
M413 ~ G0A4M fun u - tet<44
unitlaa aboee end $50 70 1kaalf Cily.
Dafina the ge4f 1873. b ~ n9t1fnl
Gov os waters 81 he main Skaelk kieeg
abesa q inm w9g formed. gnnaisainE Of
los, hrulh and clheE dahEia, aeg0s1 The
North FORK % TIE ekagit River. fofa
inR : naturai sheez-hoom Tor he 1oat-
ina q loas doWn khe South FORK az The
river. Tha psE1n1iGs e1Nle thag knv1
about Z. u0000o fest Of soae, valued a
e5601a IN ne UppeR EknaIt klveRs
Allows de lam, thnss loRg having heel
rlaced u The river for The p1fboae %
beina fInnsed down the river % . boon
af tbs na&th ~ tha eeuth York Of TIE
river. Tha n1ninkilss nlso aha1n tA9k the
descendants kbou % he nse plainliAl
have Is ne baet and nov coE1e8pllee
mskina e t6iB boous. and ais hat The
LOGS cut we're % Be doated dozn the
river; and, furlheE, that The Jam b
necessary 10 lha haating o. She logs a.
cnntempiafsds The plaintf2H ehaEzs
thnt he def1ntanta ara caBtlng he Jam
away, end thai u they are psrmatted 20
Do 90, tha result vii Be that iar1s 4unn-
titles q the logs nov in the river vail
nam6 ID sBa by wRy Of the North Fork
q tha river. The plaintiffs aak for an
restraiuinR tha defendants
fron fsrshes inssFfsrina We ths Jam.
5udRo Jones' q11nted temEoFaEg re-
siraininR order and hxed November 81
nexa e. the day On whi6h arguments
will be heard and when the snianufi0n
hail Be quaahed o. made peFmanent,
The plaintiffs gave bond IN he sun
II $500.
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4 i1lsEEam uas seeslss1 d HezllIs
t4gs a4n1anzlnz fks asnsA a.
ks1iG q. 1lnzSs a ann Rssnaann. Ths
nems wae nsa rnrnpscasA q H.. Bsnrs
- bsrn aillne for Isne sin.l. sns e
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-. Bar "a 20 "a mt1I6t 20 ~
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60. q tha msel psomfneus mr6sta1fst.
4A4 NNn19Es II fea city e RaFds,sls. IT.
~ NJ. EzaEF 1u6 hIl AsssstnF Rf~arF
10 4I11 asEaEat gez1B ga. hsrarIe -
s4t41te1 81 el1nuhna1fHa a. Papes
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e 414a4 tA44 3 man b "a nann ~
41s1 secured fho mail sezt<nra bsirs1n
ul1mpla nnd Eort IsHnena, n5 : reeS
.94na naNnA tat n I'D - hnafs -
4NF MW14 - buiN anN. Ia Tfrek 8
NfsH1t DcmRamy vas al suwerfnl a
A*e Huund ~ that timsa. bal hafI lna3 Ia
eqntHacl b ABIDING 8 liafie funl
nle1 NAH gknrtn1 n Is hirfia -
AAI44s md Es1nrE9 to fnua1 fkum tke
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e 0nne bnill Ne NoFth Paelas n Rsn
Hr1ucleca e an expsnaa Of Rf2s.eoo.
aH1 NIlh Der ran aIid oprnsiIIon aftt
El111 3 WRISTS GIeanef Clgmnfs.
nov fba Princess Ilnuine. fne als6as ens
yoaEs when TIE Fineh Oonpany anld naa
I'D with4Eew fnn 0Igmpla and An1sfl
~, leagine fhs Ntasfn d ths nsasnd
enpy. 1oE sEefHl ye1Ee, en1 up 70 tie
TINS thai theq Bnld COS e he oaueaa
hallway and Navigation Qompany, fhsy
h1i1 IN almost nndiapuled sway he
sEa1io 0f Pux1a Sound. While
sseamboating, Mr.. /. n. staEf re-
lt4e4 u vinl1ria. bet nfieg sailina
sul he moeed 70 San FEanuisoo. He
14d large eunsa Of ready cash. and he
loaned and harvested GOO 600 In Henf&la.
Lasl yanr % bought pEopatty % Mr.
keefeR ano pnt 10 ne Starr block o.
Trout gtr1et. He nlBn boaahf he prep
ny ugoople1 b Jcne8 shoe atoSs end
he Crosse naioon. WheFo be intended 70
1nil6 nexf yeaRs lad he LIVED. He wan
s1o1t 81 ysaRs 81 zee and leaves 3 wife
nd amniI family. w. II. Humphrey
aas charge of bis aGnirs ii Gsattls, and !
BE- q va Who received Word of bis
leath very ahoftly afloE Il oeoafrsd.
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erArn on Nav YoaK, AsuzaEnEx

OmAnmzn, AxnANx, ApEil Is. 1854. 4
Homa yeaxs aQo / vas thrown fran Z
wagon and frao1uEed two of NJ Itbe.
vas % badly hurt that ] had % 80 up q
9 chair for -four days and nights. 1he
fourth day ny moshaF placed two An
cocks Porous Plaster 0x1R my bEok1n
ribs. The next day my nnfferinRs d.
miniahed and ! vas able 70 lie dowu.
/ oontinnod 70 tmpEoEo every dny,
Two wsska altar the aeei6eut ] goa 20
and attended % business. ] renewed
the piantaEs twice, and found myself al
most snflDely veil In q month, when
sailed foR EnRfand.
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oaGnaa % RsalxEEs.-Aiesrt cut-
les, vhe has hsea smpisysa a. enzinssr
Of Seattle Rneans No. .. has aeesgtsd =
po4ilion With - HsAiila Eleaaria Lighs
Oempany, and Mr.. W. ]. Beatty b
ssaporasily aIling Mr.. Cullegss place -
Tie eaetne hcuss.
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MArnnaAk ARazyTno.- The barge &c
Britain. n tsw of ne steamer Brick,
arrived here from ohuekAnal yesterday
with $50 tDna of atona, tha nssa install.
mcna o. the several thoaaand tens %
BE- nEe1aht here end used In iha COO,
stFaesfon Of Ne easemnnk 81 Ne Boz
10 Bloek. % eecand s1feeA Mf. y. y.
OArkeak has he eonlrac1 foe baildine
tAe faanaAlina and oansmen1 walls. and
% haa Hghist eea2Enea % Oarsnia bKtf-
eAa2 Toe ne tgnnspaEaAsi0n Of tne Glon0
fFoD Belllneham Bag - seattle.
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PoLIog OoURT KoTEs.

Besides the cases neted In other
columns Of this pager. Police judge
soderbarg fined Thos. Cannon IS for
being drunk. and collected the cash.
Polioe Judge Jones ordered Frank
Lacy TO pay $40 for being dis0rderlys
but could not collect the cash, and eens
hlm % for ten days. he collected s.
from J. W. D0ualas for b Ing drank.
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5, caal1a aano1l- CEzIzn oInlnI.

Iaatss nnd nanlismsn having cas1-o4
asasklna % dfsposa 81, VII o. veil %
Ell a Il. l. Baiea anettnnaar amd $50
49, ksnd dealer. eofBeE seeond end
cslunhlA ssEeeiA oei2
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al thg ptominehi Ohihamsn In the
oisy usre present in Justice Of TIE Psaoe
eoderherR's court yesterday afmrno0n
Whsn tbs oaas Of the Territory ". Al
Hou Waa oaIled. There vsFs dealers il
flos. and washers Of linen. nanufas-
tursrs Of oiaars and deaIsga Ia Chinese
Labor. The fret question hafore tha
ueurt 90 the ability Of AZ How 10 for.
ninh such bail e would be satisfactory
% tie pf0seeatlna of1oess. Chief az
Police Murphy deDosed % she general
faputn4ion Of the defendant e. . man
Of oonsidsEable wealth and 90 being
well known as . note shaver. Eneney
leader and eIlent partner 10 Chinese
laundxiog. That orsr, Judge Burke
asked that lhs syidenos given II the
case Be rsooced 70 writing a. the ex-@
pemGe Of the Territory, q request which
De the instance Of the Prosecuting AZ.
losney, vas refused.
Poliee Judge Jonea was tha frst Wit
~ - called ID The case proper and made
q statement IN all respects tusl as Il ap-
reared In Wednesdays PoaT-kNTxL1.x-
0xHoMn, With the additional statement
thas be had told Chief Murphy about
lhe frgt conversation be bad with All
Hou relating 70 the change from Terri
toEial 70 city CASES.
II oFoas examinailon b. counsel for
defense. the witness said that Il was b
common thing foK applications 70 be
made 70 hare informniiona changed
from Territorial 20 city Ia order that
speedg trial might be had. He did not
eonsideE that his o0ndueh vas sch a.
10 impress An How with the idea that
BE wa8 open 20 bfibe or 20 enconrsge
him 10 tho aommfnlicn Of crime. He
YES entlEsiy impassive.
Dsfandant's oounsel then asked /:
Wera yea optirely impressive when, on
ne svsnlna Of the l7th, you sold him 10
eonne again IN tho moFninR7"
AnsWer-Ysss ] left hiG entirely In
The dark.
70 ro-examination he saia be oouid
take no ether course than be had In the
absence o. the Prosecuting Attorney.
whem ho knew would return on Tues-
day about noon.
"a - otoss examination be stated
that q had always been bis practice to
transact al criminal business with the
PFoseonlinQ Attorney.
G0nHtaole Caldwell oorfob0Kated, tne
evidences Of Palise Judge Jones. and 10
cross examination By counsel for The
defense, said De bad lopg been con-
Vlnesd thAt
An now VAS sc0UKDnxL
And had been alayina'' for him. Re
had heard for I've yeass past thai BE
IVES q smueaieF Of Opium and guilty Of
smuggling Chinsse labor into ehe coan-
d. Lowman and George Foslas
then each testified lhat they knew moth
Tea Of the nnanciEl standing OF All
HcW.
POLES Ju6es soasrbasu thsn commit
ed Al Hou for trial and fired the
bonds a e2000 AZ soon As the bonds
ware axed d vas announced thai she
prisoner would have 10 80 20 fail a. Il
aas Impossible 70 procure The araoant.
70 less than "a houT, howeyer, Hong
Hiua, q laundFfman, Vas reeoenizsd Ia
500, ana Sam Lee, Gee, Gee Lse, Mea
Lea and Wah Lee In $3.50 eAeh, making
$3.50 Rmona she "waahse-washee,n and
fne sennalnd6r 81 TIE bail YES Furnished
b J. ID. Lovman and George Foster.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC 3. n, KxcURNoMa
Parties Roina Easa vii sAve mcney ~
ealling % y ". Mcg3Exxn. ca Nh
l.1alA -
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Renewal aia-Imaiesf nserlno vssts,
sc; ladissi nnerine rasts, x5e--toe per
1siA Tekias q SinEsEman- els
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AIloTations q ths iares fastory a
Laird, eohobsr 4 Mitchell, nnanufasfufl
sEn of ladies' nne foat weaF. EhlIadel-
phia, have nov been completed. Gnoda
ar1 nov arriving On tine, and are 0pen
f9f iuapontina 80 IL Chicago Boot and
Shoe Store. Ger. Front and James. Il s
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Csc, SEA, eoo, 75e-The biaRszi line Of
table Iinen On the coesl; &ak per cana.
Lees than other henneA CLRkHH.
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Removal SALES dosen oolored Dor
dsred handkeEchiefs for So, or loo peg
dozen. Toklas d eingsrman. oole
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Removal eaIe--An wosl. scaElsa kuil
shires ana drawers e5fe eAch. q q
Enit. reklag 4 BlnReFmAn. osf6
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Removal Hala-Ali wool, heavy scarlet
flannel 81 90, better than ron can get
10 the Unitsd States for 406. Toklas q
einRaKman. oel6
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Knmoxai Eala.-A quarter Of . milllcn
dilnrs woFsh Of goods will Be sold 81
anhsard q prices. ToklAs 4 Singer
aSEn. osi6
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ReuoVaf 8als-Au wosl iadisf eloth
or aud one half yasds Wids fer ST,l
osntA Toklaa 3 ntnRlrnan- oslE
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Your orders win be called for, give %
q trial, O O. SEAKTUR b Co., gsooeF
Hhlfd an Spring. selA
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soo-AH wool plaiaA sniirsly nsv,
CHzsrER CLnAnx. ccl6